🔥 Steamy
Tired of being perpetually single, Brit turns to her best friend Hunter for help better understanding what men want, only to discover that she wants, may in fact…be him.
🔥 Steamy
Trope: Friends-to-Lovers
A When Harry Met Sally for the 21st century, I THINK I LOVE YOU offers a fresh, witty take on the eternal question of whether platonic friends can—or should—become lovers.” — Apple Books, A Best Book of the Month
Brit Robbins knows that dating in New York City is hard—she just hoped to have it mastered by age thirty. But after yet another promising suitor says they have no sparks, Brit decides it’s time to torch her dating game and try a new plan. And who better to coach Brit through the art of seduction than the guy who first gave her the “let’s be friends” card?
Hunter Cross has always figured there’s nothing his best friend Brit can do to surprise him. But Brit’s request is a surprise he doesn’t see coming—and one he’s /definitely/ not prepared for. Hunter and Brit have always been careful to keep things perfectly platonic, but the fake dates and faux flirting are starting to feel like the real deal. And soon Hunter realizes he has taught Brit too well. Not only has she become an expert at seduction, the man becoming thoroughly seduced is him.
This is very much a friends-to-lovers romance!
This book is written in third-person, with alternating POV. Some people only like first-person. You've been warned!
This series is great for fans of "found family" where friendships build over the series in FRIENDS-esque style.
This is a light-hearted read. Lots of flirty, low on angst.
🔥 This book is one of my steamier reads!
Apple Books compared this one to When Harry Met Sally!
“A When Harry Met Sally for the 21st century, I THINK I LOVE YOU offers a fresh, witty take on the eternal question of whether platonic friends can—or should—become lovers.” — Apple Books, A Best Book of the Month
“This girl always makes me smile—another must-read by Lauren Layne.”— New York Times bestselling author Sawyer Bennett
“Poignant, sexy, and romantic . . . I Think I Love You will leave readers wanting more.”—Tracy Goodwin, internationally bestselling author of Ice Hot: A New York Nighthawks Novel
“I Think I Love You is a sweet, charming, sexy friends-to-lovers story and a fun return to the Oxford/Stiletto characters. I can always count on Lauren Layne for a five-star read!”—Jessica Lemmon, bestselling author of Rumor Has It
“Can I give I Think I Love You more than five stars? I’m not kidding. I freaking loved this book.”—Kimberlyfaye Reads (five stars)
“I Think I Love You is a passionate, friends-to-more rom-com . . . a perfect blend of drama, heat, emotion, hilarious hijinks, sassy banter, unconditional friendship, and true love.”—What’s Better Than Books
“If you are a fan of contemporary romances that are fun and sexy, I would highly recommend I Think I Love You and the entire Oxford series. You won’t be disappointed. Do yourself a favour and read the entire series from beginning to end. You’ll love the stories and characters as much as I did.”—Twin Spin
“I absolutely loved this book! It makes me want to re-read this whole series. I love how all of the other couples showed up and played a role in this book.”—What To Read Next Blog
“I Think I Love You is definitely for those that love friends-to-lovers romances and want to see what all of their favorite characters from the previous books in the series are up to.”—Star-Crossed Book Blog
“A great escape for a couple of hours and it made me add yet another author to my list of auto-buy authors. If you need a short and sweet read to enjoy this summer, then this book should be number one on your list.”—The Bookish Sisters
“When [Hunter and Brit] finally say forget it (not in those words exactly) and follow their feelings, sparks all but fly off the page. I couldn’t help but cheer for them. Fans of Lauren Layne are in for a treat with this installment.”—A Quaintrelle in the City
“A friends-to-lovers story with a twist . . . The boys of Oxford are back!”—I Am, Indeed
“I Think I Love You is a fun, sassy, sexy . . . entertaining and enjoyable [book]. The premise is engaging; the characters are sweet, flirty, and dynamic; the romance is heart-warming and intimate. . . . A lighthearted and wondrous romance for you to enjoy.”—The Reading Café
“This book had a lot of great elements including great characters, fun banter, heartfelt moments, and a bit of heat. I had a great time watching Brit and Hunter find their happily ever after. I look forward to reading more from Lauren Layne soon.”—Carole’s Random Life in Books
“This is a hilarious, cute, and well-written romance. . . . Best friends to lovers is one of my favorite types of stories and one that I think doesn’t get done enough. This author does a brilliant job.”—Wicked Reads
“Lauren Layne writes my favorite kind of contemporary romances. The big city romances with strong, big city characters that you can’t help but cheer for because her writing style is so engaging.”—Book Binge
“I Think I Love You is one of the most fun and spirited friends-to-lovers stories I’ve had the pleasure of reading.”—SmexyBooks
“I Think I Love You is delightfully entertaining and sexy as clueless best friends become the hottest office romance.”—Harlequin Junkie
Hunter caught up with her, touched her arm. “Hey. I’m sorry. That was a dick thing to say.”
“Yup.” She reached for the doorknob without looking at him, and his hand slid from her biceps down to her wrist, closing around it lightly.
She went very still at the contact. She and Hunter touched all the time, casual, whatever, touches that she didn’t even notice.
For some reason she noticed this one. Noticed the emotion behind it.
Apparently he did too, because he dropped her wrist quickly and cleared his throat.
Sexy, witty, and addictive. If you love glamorous office romance set in New York City, women in high heels, men in suits, and found-family, this 9-book series makes for the perfect binge-read!
❗️This series is not available as a paperback or print version. Penguin Random House controls the print rights, and has declined to make a paperback available for my readers.